Sentence examples for tail made from inspiring English sources
It looked like a beaver's tail made out of wood.
He wore a T-shirt depicting a peacock with a tail made of screwdrivers, wrenches, and other tools.
His business now sells an about $120 ecoo mermaid tail," made of swimsuit material, in both adult and children's sizes.
Charles Darwin once said that contemplating a peacock's tail made him sick, such was the difficulty of explaining its complexity.
And the A300 is hardly the most advanced; the Boeing 777, a newer design, has both the horizontal and vertical tail made from composites.
The plane's tail, made almost entirely of the high-grade material, known in the industry as composite, came off during the doomed flight that left all 260 on board and 5 others on the ground dead.
Wouldn't Prior's aggressive batting and experience marshalling of the tail make him a useful lower order finisher?
The author gets extra credit for realizing that a dog's hind legs and tail make just as good a subject as his face.
Their characteristic gait, a jerky walk with the constantly wagging tail, makes them easy to pick out, as does their distinctive black-and-white plumage.
A coating of any thickness can add unexpected weight, and affect the edges of wings or the tail, making a plane harder to control.
Now the question becomes: Can a ministudio with a corporate raider on its tail make a real winner out of its weekend wonder?
